The fertilizer market is grappling with significant shifts as US natural gas prices plummet to their lowest point since 1995. This downturn is attributed to soaring gas production, ample storage […]
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U.S. Soybean Industry Achieves Significant Reduction in Carbon Footprint, Study Finds
In a collaborative effort, the United Soybean Board (USB) and the National Oilseed Processors Association (NOPA) released findings from a comprehensive Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), revealing notable advancements in the […]
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A Record Number of Vessels Pass through the Ukrainian Sea Corridor
For two days in a row, on February 17 and 18, 16 vessels left Ukrainian sea ports. This is a record figure for the entire period of operation of the […]
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Declining Export Demand Pushes Ukraine’s Rape Prices Lower
In the backdrop of dwindling export demand and a blockade at the Polish border, rapeseed prices in Ukraine witness a downward trend. Western regions of Ukraine experience a notable decrease […]
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Prices Continue to Increase as Apricot Stocks Decrease
Turkish Dried Apricots ended the week on a note. The increase in raw materials in other dried fruits was also valid for dried apricots. However, farmers still do not find […]
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Are Rising Prices Stalling Raisin Sales?
Turkish raisin prices continue to rise every week. Raw material closed the week at 85 TL or 2,56 €. Export figures also showed FOB prices of 2650 USD or 2460 […]
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Dried Fig Price Continues to Rise in Türkiye
Market prices of dried figs are on the rise, as in other dried fruits, but prices are still not stable. That’s why the exporter cannot give long-term prices to its […]
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Shell Game or Strategic Maneuver? Hazelnut Market Left Scratching Its Head
Right at the beginning of the week, the market leader caused a stir in the Turkish hazelnut market with a very unusual action. Almost all major producers received a letter […]
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Wheat Prices Decline Despite Projected Reduction in US Acreage
USDA’s Acreage Forecast Indicates Decrease in Corn and Wheat Plantings The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has unveiled its initial acreage forecast for 2024, revealing anticipated reductions in corn and […]
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Ukrainian Carriers Began a Protest on the Border With Poland
On February 15, near the international checkpoint “Yagodin – Dorogusk” on the border of Ukraine with Poland, a peaceful protest of Ukrainian carriers began. They gathered in response to the […]
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